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Choose the Correct Version: Select PassWall 4 for older devices (5 series) or PassWall 8 for newer devices (6 series).
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Download or Install the Software:
Visit the official PassWall website or use the Windows or Mac PassWall tool to download the appropriate version.
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Connect Your PC:
Use the USB cable to connect your PC to the router. Ensure the interface is correctly plugged in.
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Configure the Router:
- Open the PassWall installation disk or use the tool to connect your PC's interface to the router.
- Navigate to the PassWall settings and select the interface you're using.
- Configure the interface to use the default interface and specify the interface to connect to.
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Enable Interface Routing:
- In the router settings, under "Multiple Interfaces," enable interface routing.
- Connect to one interface and observe if the router automatically routes to the specified interface.
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Test Configuration:
- Connect to a different interface to test the routing functionality.
- Check if all interfaces are properly configured and functioning.
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Network Configuration:
- Ensure all interfaces are properly set up, including their IP addresses and ports.
- Verify that network settings like ports and IP addresses are correct.
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Test with a Friend:
If possible, test the device with a friend or family member to identify any issues.
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Check for Updates:
Ensure the router is running the latest version of PassWall and that it is fully updated.
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Security Configuration:
Consider installing a firewall or security device to restrict access to unauthorized interfaces.
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Final Configuration:
- Review the router settings to ensure only authorized interfaces are used.
- Verify that the router is configured to route to the correct interfaces and that there are no errors.
By following these steps, you should successfully set up a PassWall router for secure network access.









